ACA Health Insurance Is Set To Cost A Lot More In 2026
New Jersey health insurance premiums are set to rise nearly 16% in 2026 if federal ACA subsidies are not renewed.
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South Jersey To See Expanded Public Transit Options This Fall
South Jersey transit expands with new electric buses, a Vineland–Atlantic City shuttle, and microtransit services to boost access.
The US Immigration Court System Is Far From Normal
Immigration courts post “self-deportation” signs as backlogs grow, sparking concerns over fairness and political influence.
Gen Z Climate Activists Are Reshaping New Jersey’s Future
Gen Z activists in New Jersey lead climate action through protests, campus organizing, and digital campaigns, shaping state policy.
Hurricane Erin Brings Flooding And Dangerous Surf To NJ, But No Landfall
Hurricane Erin stays offshore but brings flooding, 10-foot waves, and rip current dangers to the Jersey Shore. Officials urge caution.
Facial Recognition Expands In Airports As Congress Eyes New Limits
TSA and CBP expand facial recognition and biometric screening at major U.S. airports, raising efficiency and privacy concerns for travelers.
Sheila Oliver’s Official Portrait Unveiled At New Jersey State House Honoring Historic Legacy
NJ honors the late Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver with an official portrait, celebrating her legacy in politics & advocacy for communities of color.
New Jersey Advocates Demand Climate Action At Hoboken Strike
NJ lawmakers face pressure to pass the Climate Superfund Act, holding polluters accountable as climate impacts worsen statewide.
Organ Donation Urgency Grows In New Jersey’s Communities Of Color
Thousands in NJ await organ transplants, with communities of color most impacted. Advocates push awareness during Minority Donor Month.
Wake-Up Call: How Democrats Can Use August Recess To Save Their Brand
Democrats face a historic low favorability, but the August recess offers a chance to rebuild trust and focus on working families.
South Jersey To See Expanded Public Transit Options This Fall
South Jersey transit expands with new electric buses, a Vineland–Atlantic City shuttle, and microtransit services to boost access.
The US Immigration Court System Is Far From Normal
Immigration courts post “self-deportation” signs as backlogs grow, sparking concerns over fairness and political influence.
Gen Z Climate Activists Are Reshaping New Jersey’s Future
Gen Z activists in New Jersey lead climate action through protests, campus organizing, and digital campaigns, shaping state policy.
Hurricane Erin Brings Flooding And Dangerous Surf To NJ, But No Landfall
Hurricane Erin stays offshore but brings flooding, 10-foot waves, and rip current dangers to the Jersey Shore. Officials urge caution.
Facial Recognition Expands In Airports As Congress Eyes New Limits
TSA and CBP expand facial recognition and biometric screening at major U.S. airports, raising efficiency and privacy concerns for travelers.
Sheila Oliver’s Official Portrait Unveiled At New Jersey State House Honoring Historic Legacy
NJ honors the late Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver with an official portrait, celebrating her legacy in politics & advocacy for communities of color.
New Jersey Advocates Demand Climate Action At Hoboken Strike
NJ lawmakers face pressure to pass the Climate Superfund Act, holding polluters accountable as climate impacts worsen statewide.
Organ Donation Urgency Grows In New Jersey’s Communities Of Color
Thousands in NJ await organ transplants, with communities of color most impacted. Advocates push awareness during Minority Donor Month.
Wake-Up Call: How Democrats Can Use August Recess To Save Their Brand
Democrats face a historic low favorability, but the August recess offers a chance to rebuild trust and focus on working families.